RAYNEO Air 2s AR/XR Glasses – 4 Speakers, 201″ 120Hz 5000 Nits FHD OLED Display, AR XR Video Gaming Glasses, Smart Glasses for iPhone 16,15/Android/MAC/Switch/PS5/SteamDeck, Gift Ideas – 2024 New

Wonderful at home or for travel
I bought these because I wanted to replace the portable monitor I usually pack when I travel. These are so convenient to take on a plane and the picture quality surprised me too. It’s nice and bright and the screen is massive. I thought 1080p at that size would look blurry, but the image is surprisingly crisp. The speakers are good and get to a decent volume, but I prefer using Bluetooth earbuds.I love the adjustability of the frames themselves. I like having the screen at the lowest level so I can peer down at it (more comfortable for me), but the screen can also be straight ahead or slightly above you by tilting the arms up or down. Build quality feels good, but I baby these things.At home, these are nice to have by the bed if you don’t have a TV in your room.Overall, I’d recommend these for those that travel a lot and want a quick way to set up a comfortable big screen on the go.

I bought the Air 2S (not Air 2) glasses, I use them everyday before bed to watch videos and play games, they are perfect for this purpose! I returned another brand because these are simply better.For my face/head shape and eyes, which are all pretty normal (I wear normal hats and sunglasses), they are super comfortable and I can see everything crispy clear with sharp edges, reading small text when browsing the web isn’t an issue either. The screen colour is great, the sound is awesome, I don’t need to wear earbuds or headphones, and the volume doesn’t disturb anyone sleeping beside me. The lowest brightness goes pretty dim in pitch black rooms, and during daytime I usually just use the default middle brightness.The build quality is good, they are plastic, but good quality which really helped with the weight and balance on the face, the 3 angle arm adjustment is a must, it made the fitting so much more accurate and easy. It comes with 2 nose pieces, 1 medium and 1 large, I just use the medium, the pads on both pieces are large and comfortable. I love the included hard shell carrying case as well, it fits lots and nothing scratches each other.However, I have 2 small gripes:1. The Rayneo XR app isn’t the best, if you are an app person, this isn’t for you. It doesn’t have much features, I have an older phone (running android 9), nothing shows up in the glasses when connected. I also use them with my ipad pro, same thing, not much in the app, you can adjust some basic settings and screen colour profiles, that’s about it. I personally don’t use the app tho.2. The glasses doesn’t remember previous volume/brightness/refresh rate settings, so every time I re-plug them, I’ll have to re-do the adjustments, it only remembers the colour profile. Although there are volume and brightness buttons and a menu button on both arms, which made this chore a lot more tolerable.Hopefully these small flaws can be solved with software and firmware updates. Overall, I’m very happy with them. There’s a lot to love about, the great picture quality, the light weight, the convenient plug and play, the sound quality, the easy button access and the comfort. They are awesome for entertainment!

As a first generation product, this is quite good value and I love the concept. I really love the device as an affordable and mobile high quality display for content/media/computing. And for that, it really hits way above its weight and price. My intention was to use it for content watching and for that, it does an amazing job! Although I have some minor issues regarding size and fit, I am also a person that has a hard time finding sunglasses/reading glasses in general so this is pretty specific to a minority of people like me. These should fit anyone well that can wear off the shelf glasses and then also has some additional adjustments. Manufacturer has also been very responsive to my feedback which provides a lot of assurances.

I got this headset for travel and also work. Figured I could watch a few films on the plane and also use the display at home to look at the financial markets/charts.Let’s start with the good. The hardware is really high quality. The weight of the glasses are great and evenly distributed so the glasses are comfortable to wear, which is a must in this space.The tint level of the glasses are just right. Just light enough to vaguely see your surroundings but dark enough to drown out the light and make sure the screen is punchy and vibrant.The brightness of the panels can get very bright, which is a good thing because you can manually lower the brightness if you want and get it to your liking.The negatives :1. The viewbox.Despite countless adjustments, I could only see 85-90% of the screen. A black divet or blob could be seen right between my eyes in the upper region, possibly due to how the lenses are positioned and trying to merge/stitch the information on the lenses together.Also the top or the bottom of screen was always just barely blacked out as if I had to push the glasses harder against my face to see the whole picture.Clarity:No matter what I did, no matter how much I adjusted settings, changed angle of glasses, pressed down on nose piece, I could not get a clear picture across the board. Blurriness on the far right and left sides of the screen were always there.If they would have had a button on the glasses that specifically changed the size of the image this would dramatically improved the experience. Where the user could reduce the screen size so that the whole image is in the sweet spot of clarity.In this space, a manufacturer to simply create glasses that do one thing flawlessly. And that is to produce a 100% clear image of a decent sized screen in a comfortable package.If you get that wrong then the device is sort of useless as any other screen we would normally use would not have any difficulty displaying information clearly.I can’t imagine a company like apple putting out a pair of glasses for watching movies or reading text, having any sort of fringing, unviewable areas of a screen, just to sell a new technology.I think this space is ripe for the taking for any company to simply get the optics right.I think this product could have been a winner if they simply allowed the user to tap a button to step down the size of image, to in essence hide the blurry edges and the black “bars”.Don’t get me wrong these glasses have great adjustability but the engineers were so concerned with making the size of the image as large as they could, they didn’t think much about making sure the whole image was visible and clear.Maybe they will focus more on that aspect in the next iteration. After all, visibility should be the number one priority when creating glasses… right?